Unwanted hair is often a problem for both men and women. Waxing has long been a great way to remove this problematic hair. Waxing causes less irritation than shaving and the unwanted hair is gone for weeks. With shaving, the hair is apparent in less than a day. With waxing, the hair is removed by the root in a quick motion with only momentary discomfort. The good news is that frequent waxing works in your favor to traumatize the hair follicle so the ball at the end of the hair’s follicle gets smaller, and unwanted hair gets finer. Regular waxing works beneficially to help to make your future hair growth much finer and much slower.

Q. Does hair waxing hurt?
A. Honestly, it's just the first time waxing that hurts the most, but the good news is, if you wax regularly, less hair is removed each time resulting in less discomfort!

Q. Will the hair grow back darker, stronger, or thicker?
A. Absolutely not! When hair is shaved, it is cut off at the thickest part of the hair, which is why you feel stubble the next day. When we wax, we remove the hair from the root. When the hair grows back it’s a new hair, very fine and soft, so there is no stubble. The only things that actually promote hair growth are hormones and heredity.

Q. How often will I need it done?
A. Recommended frequency is once a month, at about the same time every month, so the hair will be at a proper length because 3-4 weeks of hair outgrowth is necessary to achieve an effective wax.

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